Choose Unstoppable

In this episode we read Between The Lines of episode 22: How Homelessness and Self Harming Led To Inner Peace and Entrepreneurship W/Nilly Ilguy

I talk about how when you become committed to something - the time it takes to accomplish it no longer matters. Closing the back door is the secret to bringing joy into what you're doing and ultimately speeding up the process in the meantime.

In this FULL episode Nilly Ilguy shares of her loss of self from a young age through trauma and how homelessness and self harming shaped her youth.

She leaves us with how striving to create a business she loved saved her from living anymore years in a hellish state. 

Nilly is a homeschooling mum currently raising her family in London, England. She works from home and runs her handmade leather journal business online. Lover of people, crafts, and all things stationery; finding useful and versatile ways to use and share her creativity really makes her heart sing.

You can find Nilly at www.storidori.com

In this episode we read Between The Lines of episode 20: How This Pulitzer Prize Nominee Came Back Stronger After Losing A Million Dollars W/Elysia Stobbe

I talk about how to apply your focus on the outcomes you want during challenging times and some tangible tips on bringing joy to your everyday.

Elysia Stobbe is a #1 best selling author, Pulitzer Prize nominee and Harvard speaker. . She is also a senior Tony Robbins coach...and if that wasn't enough she is also a former Junior Olympic athlete.

In this episode Elysia shares how losing a million dollars taught her some of life's most valuable lessons AND how overcoming that led her to becoming a #1 best selling author, Harvard Speaker, Pulitzer Prize nominee and mortgage industry leader.

You can find Elysia at elysiastobbeinc.com

In this episode we read Between The Lines of episode 18: How Performing In Front Of Millions Led Him To His True Purpose W/Chad Jeffers.

I talk about how success is made in the moments when no-one is watching and how it all comes down to fighting for your dreams No Matter What is going on in your life or the world around you.

“Music has the power to change the world. I feel that my role is to entertain, inspire and educate others on exactly how they can express themselves through music. Being on stage with world-renowned artists as a musician is my passion, but being on stage as a speaker to inspire others, is my purpose.” - Chad Jeffers

Chad Jeffers began his career playing with The Wilkinsons. He then co-founded the band, Pinmonkey which was signed too RCA. From there he played with Keith Urban, then Kenny Loggins, and for over 12 years, he has been touring with Carrie Underwood. He's appeared on all of the morning and late night shows. He's also performed on the nearly every major award show from the Grammys, to the American Music Awards, to the Country Music Awards. Chad has confidently performed in front of millions of people in his travels around the world.

In this episode Chad shares his 6 step formula to being "performance ready" in any area of life. You can find the free download at www.backstagenotes.com

In this episode we read Between The Lines of episode 16: How childhood Leukaemia and her son's ADHD led this mother of 3 to discover her life's purpose W/Tonya Harris.

I talk about the secret to uncovering your purpose sometimes coming from the most unexpected places and what to look for in your own set of skills and talents.

As a childhood leukemia survivor and mother of three (including one with multiple learning disabilities), Tonya helps parents learn how toxins in the home can affect their family’s health. In addition to Board certification and a Master's degree in holistic nutrition, she holds multiple certificates in the environmental health field.

Tonya Harris has been featured online in Parents, Reader’s Digest, and Bustle, and has appeared on TV shows across the country, such as Great Day Washington, Good Morning Cincinnati, Good Day Charlotte, and The Dr. Oz Show.

Tonya is an award-winning environmental toxin expert, the founder of Slightly Greener and the creator of the Slightly Greener Method™, offering busy moms simple solutions to reduce toxins without turning their lifestyle upside-down.

You can find Tonya at www.slightlygreener.com

In this episode we read Between The Lines  of episode 14: How a Global Movement was  born out of her living room W/Regena Thomashauer.

I talk about what it takes to stay the course when you're following your dreams and how our expectations are often the thing that steer us off track.

Regena Thomashauer (a.k.a. “Mama Gena”) is a teacher and best-selling author, mother and media personality, and founder and CEO of the School of Womanly Arts, which began in her living room in 1998 and has since grown into a global movement. She believes that women are the greatest untapped natural resource on the planet, and that as people of all genders reclaim the magnificence of the feminine, the patriarchy will fall, liberating us all.

Thomashauer’s approach stems from decades of research in the social, cultural, and economic history of women. Her distinctive style — at once irreverent, unwavering, affirming, and swear-y — has engaged thousands from all over the world.

In addition to leading the School of Womanly Arts, Thomashauer has authored four popular books, including her newest New York Times Bestseller, Pussy: A Reclamation, and has been featured widely as a leading expert in modern feminism. She lives and works in New York City. Website: www.mamagenas.com